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MRA is ten years older than I am, and I've known it all my life, man and child, which is my only qualification for this very personal view.
01 May 1988
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Walkerswood, Mitchell's village, has become for many Jamaicans synonymous with development as it should be - communitybased and as self-reliant as possible, minimizing government intervention and reducing `internal' migration to the cities.
01 April 1988
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An old patient of mine and her husband sought my help to make peace with their 20-year-old son.
01 March 1988
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The silence was almost tangible. It hung over a stony hillside scarred by the skeletons of mulga trees, a landscape stilled as if in reverence for the sacred carvings etched in the sheer red faces of the gorge.
01 January 1988
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In 1975 the Senate created a landmark in the history of Australian race relations when it passed without dissent a motion stating that before 1788, Australia's indigenous peoples possessed the whole country. It urged `the Australian Government to... introduce legislation to compensate (these) people...
01 January 1988
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In today's Australia it is no surprise that most of us find the name of one of our foremost social thinkers hard to pronounce.
01 January 1988
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Since he left school and home as a 14-year-old, Reg Blow has tried most things: railway construction, truck driving, boxing, fruit picking, share farming, to name a few.
01 January 1988
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`Liverpool is a city famous for three things: for soccer, for the Beatles and for political chaos.
01 November 1987
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'No one comes here except the army-, it's too dangerous,' the driver told his passenger, a tiny but determined woman agricultural student. The area, in the mountains of Northern Thailand, had been devastated and depopulated by guerrilla warfare.
01 October 1987
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